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A comment on the idea "Please disable caching in Coda's live preview!" in Panic Inc:
Yeah, I actually saw it after I made a reply. It's a real relief. I hope Apple fixes Safari 4's issues soon. Honestly if they do that, it will eliminate the caching issue for Coda and restore my trust and love for Coda to 110%. – bloqhead, on May 16, 2009 01:46-
A comment on the idea "Please disable caching in Coda's live preview!" in Panic Inc:
Thanks for this bit of info. I wasn't aware of this and now that you mention it, the problem arose around the time that I upgraded to Safari 4. I've actually found a couple of small annoying bugs in Safari 4 that I hope they address soon. – bloqhead, on May 16, 2009 01:41 -
bloqhead replied on May 16, 2009 01:39 to the idea "Please disable caching in Coda's live preview!" in Panic Inc:
This problem plagues me daily now. The only reason I view the preview now is to click on the view in browser button. After that all I do is refresh my browser to see the changes I make. If it's PHP, I just leave MAMP running and do the same thing. I own and use CSSEdit and Espresso so I hope the Coda team can get a leg up on MacRabbit because Espresso is a real masterpiece. -
bloqhead shared an idea in atebits on April 20, 2009 15:56:
Refresh Group DividerA refresh "divider". I've found that with a lot of Twitter apps, including Tweetie, it's hard for me to quickly and effectively glance and see which tweets are within the newest group of most recent updates. I have to view the time stamp to be sure. Some apps will highlight the latest ones but I think my idea is a little more defined. It would be nice to see a small divider of some sort between the refresh groups. Something that would say "Refreshed @ 12:35pm" or something. Then I would be able to see exactly what is within the most recent refresh Tweet group. Maybe even include the number of latest tweets within that refresh group. Like "Refreshed @ 12:36pm - 12 tweets". -
bloqhead replied on March 02, 2009 21:42 to the idea "Please disable caching in Coda's live preview!" in Panic Inc:
I ran into the same problem while trying to get updated images to load on the page I was viewing in the Preview panel. Clicking the reload button to the left of the address bar wouldn't work. Alternatively, I right-clicked in the Preview window and click 'Reload' on the menu that appeared. This reloaded everything perfectly every time. I'm not sure why doing it on the context menu as opposed to the reload button would differ.
